Over on the silent wave, Liana makes a plea not to demonise autism. Get to know us. What makes us different is nothing to fear. Look, I am surrounded by non-autistic people, and while I might never understand their way of seeing the world, I see no reason to be afraid of them, or their condition. The same applies in reverse. The only thing to fear is the public perception of autism, not autism itself.
I live in the US, where the predominant feeling surrounding the autism spectrum is fear. Parents decline to vaccinate their children because because they’re afraid they’ll wind up autistic. Parents, I hear you, on a certain level. Some children really do react badly to vaccines. I’ve heard too many stories, even from people I know–reasonable […]
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20 Nov, 2017 at 8:03 am
Thank you so much, my dear friend 😘💖🌟💖
24 Nov, 2017 at 8:38 pm
It’s actually I who should be thanking you for such a well thought out original article. 🙂
24 Nov, 2017 at 8:39 pm
Awww! Thank you 😘. You’re very welcome! 💞💝